At the 2024 annual conference of the German Society for Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Geoinformation in Remagen, the new Executive Board and the new Advisory Board were elected. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dorota Iwaszczuk was elected Vice President of the society. Mona Goebel represents the doctoral students on the DGPF Advisory Board.

Professor Iwaszczuk travelled to Remagen together with seven employees and doctoral students from the Institute of Geodesy and six students. The TU Darmstadt team was well represented with seven posters and short presentations, two conference presentations, two posters at the Young Talent Network and a nomination for the Karl Kraus Young Talent Award.

Registration is now open for the As Astra Summit taking place in Darmstadt on 21 March 2024. Prof. Dorota Iwaszczuk will be active in the Press Centre.

On 21 March, on “Forest Day”, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dorota Iwaszczuk will give a talk on “Artificial intelligence in remote sensing for modelling forest layers: Focus on the undergrowth” at the Odenwaldakademie in Erbach's House of Energy.

From January 8 to 12, Dr. inż. Antoni Rzonca visited our group as part of the 'ERASMUS+ Staff Mobility for Training' program

Co-organised by Prof. Dorota Iwaszczuk, this year's workshop took place on 23 and 24 October 2023 in Krakow, Poland.

At the International Geospatial Week 2023, Mona Goebel and Prof. Dorota Iwaszczuks contribution won the prize for the best workshop presentation.

The Remote Sensing and Image Analysis group is looking for a research assistant.

Jakob Schmidt won the Photogrammetry Award of the Nico Rüpke Foundation and the DGPF with his paper “Punkt- und ebenenbasierte Detektion von Ecken und Kanten in Innenraum-Punktwolken”.

Professor Iwaszczuk traveled to Munich together with six doctoral students of geodesy and five students. There, the TU Darmstadt team was strongly represented with three posters, three conference presentations and two presentations at the Young Scientists Network.